Ernst Müller (forester)

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Ernst Müller also Ernst Müller-Rhyn (born June 17, 1891 in Männedorf ; † June 5, 1990 in Bern ; resident in Zurich and Icogne ) was a Swiss forester and civil servant.

Life

Family and education

The from Männedorf in the canton of Zurich originating Ernst Müller, son of Johann Jakob Müller and his Wife Lydia born Schaufelberger, completed after the acquisition of the Swiss Matura studying forest sciences at the Federal Polytechnic in Zurich. He then did active service in the Swiss Army during the First World War .

In 1919 Ernst Müller married Anna Sophie Rhyn, who was entitled to live in Bollodingen and Zurich. He died in Bern at the beginning of June 1990 at the age of almost 99.

Professional background

After graduating in 1919, Müller got his first job with chief forester Hans von Greyerz in Frutigen . In the same year, Müller was elected chief forester for the district of Sierre . In 1935, Müller became the federal Forstinspektor the cantons of Bern , Friborg and Valais ordered, in 1954 he was appointed by Federal namely federal Oberforsthaus inspector, was elected the highest-ranking Swiss forest engineer, in 1956 he adopted a festive retirement. As a result, he took over the presidency of the Swiss Confederation for Nature Conservation .

literature

  • Swiss Forest Association: Swiss Journal for Forestry: Organ of the Swiss Forest Association 106, 1955, p. 183.
  • Swiss Association of Engineers and Architects: Schweizerische Bauzeitung: weekly for architecture, engineering, machine technology, volume 73, printed by H. Zürcher, Zurich 1955, p. 158.
  • Swiss Institute for Forest Research: Notices from the Swiss Institute for Forest Research, Volumes 65-66, Beer & Co., Zurich 1989, p. 126.
  • Swiss Forest Association: Swiss Journal for Forestry: Organ of the Swiss Forest Association 141, 1990, p. 963 f.

Individual evidence

  1. ^ From the negotiations of the Federal Council (from December 20, 1954) in: www.amtsdruckschriften.bar.admin.ch; Retrieved February 9, 2014

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